The FSF has opposed the ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) because it is a threat to the distribution and development of free software, and we campaign against this and other international agreements that undermine people's right to control technology. Learn more about our campaign against the ACTA. Because negotiations on ACTA have stopped, this campaign is on hold.

The FSF is currently fighting a new trade agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Lobbyists and officials from twelve countries, including the US, are currently bickering over the details of this massive international "free trade" treaty. They are creating the TPP to strongly promote Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) and enforce draconian copyright law, which will hinder free software development.

Microsoft Windows has hundreds of millions of people locked-in to proprietary software. It exemplifies some of proprietary software's most serious problems, like security and privacy. Windows 7 Sins makes the case against Microsoft and proprietary software, in response to the latest release of Microsoft Windows. Find out more about Windows 7 Sins.

The FSF is currently urging people to upgrade to free software from Windows 8. Get involved with our current campaign at: http://upgradefromwindows8.com